Put in your driver's license, he says, and most do, but only after significant hesitation.
However, the absence of a clear phenotype for mutants in Yen1/GEN1 as well as the abundance of DNA junction-selective nucleases cause significant hesitation to accept the traditional HJ-based model using the RuvC paradigm (Figs. 1 and 2).
During the retention trial 24 hr after shock presentation, ANOVA [ F 7,63) = 12.174, p < 0.001] and multiple comparisons revealed that the subjects showed significant hesitation (p < 0.01) to enter the dark compartment compared with the short latency during shock presentation in all of the experimental groups.
Whilst guidelines suggest insulin should be initiated if an HbA1c level of ≤7.5%% (58 mmol/mol) cannot be maintained by using oral medication alone [ 21], there is often significant hesitation on the part of the physician to introduce such therapy [ 4, 5, 10, 12].
But his account is supported by other leaders who make clear that the intelligence available on police moves -- and hesitations -- was significant by the time a huge crowd converged on central Belgrade.
AI is a component of business transformation and while that topic has gained as much buzz as the AI hype, the investment and commitment required to make significant changes are met with hesitation.
The couple's introduction came only after great hesitation by Ms. Levine and some significant resistance, for wholly different reasons, from Mr. Ullmann as well.
Possession of a car and hesitation to call an ambulance had significant negative effects in Scenario 1 (p = 0.002 and p < 0.001, respectively).
"Climate change, climate change, climate change". Assistant Professor David Hsu in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning has no hesitation naming what he considers the most significant challenge facing urban planners today.
"I want to replace a significant portion of the American electrical grid," he replied, without hesitation.
There was a significant effect of responsibility level on the behavioural variables of time taken, hesitations and check; as perceived responsibility increased children took longer to complete the task and checked and hesitated more often.
